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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1933
Page
2
Long list of visits and errands from Britt and surrounding towns. Residents travel to Mason City Clear Lake Forest City and Des Moines areas for shopping, church, medical, and social events. Several confirmations of hosting guests, family visits, and local movements are noted with multiple named individuals and places.
Dr and Mrs F A Bonnstetter and two sons visited Belmond over Sunday. Miss Lillian Johnson stayed with uncle Joe Goetz in the area. Leota and DeEtta Hall went to Chicago to see the Word's Pair. Margaret Otis visited family in Vinton. Sister Mary Mira from Milwaukee to visit her parents. Joe and Henry Raskoff spent weekend with sister Mrs Matt Laux. Tony Lorenz returned from Chicago Worlds Fair to manage the Texaco station. J T Meurer and two children visited A M Lemkee in Irvington. I C McNulty to Farnhamville for old soldiers picnic. Henry Ricke and August Seismar visited with Clem Seimer and Seimar families. Frank Johnson and daughters Grace and Irene toured St James to visit Edwin Johnson.
Lambert Vantereicher works for Emmet Paetz. Miss Josephine Girres heads to Chicago Saturday. Ilo Buffington stayed at the Verne Teeters home near Algona. The M. B. Olsons drove to Britt to visit the Hoover family. Mrs J D Andrews stayed with sister Carrie Bakkie at Mallard. Andrew Hansen family returned from Ireton. Elsa Hutchinson visits her aunt Mrs Bryan Asa in Waterloo. Jack Worsely and mother toured the Dells and nearby attractions. C H Christensen and Margaret Christensen visited the Vern Treeter family near Algona. Dean won a ball game 6 to 5. Girls kittenball beat Plum Creek 28 to 5. Margaret Christensen leaves for two weeks with parents near Rodman. Dora Ferrigan learns of a new grandson in Chicago. Miss Faulkner is Margaret Ferrigan. Edmund Larson and Franz Teeter go to Chicago to see Larson’s brother and World’s Fair. Family gathering at Orval Buffington’s near Lakota. Mrs Phil Buffington and children visit. Carl Paetzs Ruth and Helen Miller at World’s Fair. Other Dean residents at the Fair include Guy Carlson and Harold Martinek. Mr Claude Haines and Mrs Cliff Hoover drive to Fort Dodge to meet Mrs Albert Dunn formerly Mildren Haines of DeWitt Nebraska. Mrs Dunn visits relatives for a few weeks. Dean Aid meets at Fern Anderson’s with Zelma Larson assisting. Officers elected: Mrs Bryan Asa president, Mrs Albert Martinek vice president, Mrs Andrew Hansen secretary-treasurer, Mrs Cliff Hoover assistant secretary. Next meeting two weeks later hosted by Bilis Jain and Chris Bolie.
Algona visitor Miss Arlene Lewis stayed Saturday while Mrs. Julia Wortman hosted the Wade Balls for dinner Sunday. The Bertus Janssen family visited relatives in Al. Raymond Winter and his family from Swea City came Thursday to call on friends. Edward Thaves of Burt visited Friday for business and calling on old friends. Emma Wortman of Swea City stayed with Mrs. Julia Wortman for a week. Mr and Mrs. Wade Ball spent Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Winter. The H. J. Woodworth family visited briefly Sunday at the Wade Ball home. Henry Wagner and J J Guyer of Buffalo Center were on a business visit.
Mr and Mrs Win Plynn of Led Yard visited at the 9 P Powers home one evening last week. Mike Christ Sr. staying at his daughter Mrs Adolph Poppo's home was on the sick list. Miss Mary Gordon of Manhattan Kansas spent a week with Mrs Julia Wortman and Dr P C Gellenfeld. The Wortman and Ukena families spent Sunday near McGregor. Women’s Missionary Society met at Mrs August Gutknecht’s, Miss Kimma Gutknecht hostess. Mr and Mrs Robert Rosenau and Herman Aalderks visited Chicago for several days around the World's Fair. Mr and Mrs Wade Ball hosted dinner Friday. C G Bigley of Fort Worth, Texas, and Miss Genevieve Brewer of Mason City visited, with several Gutknecht and Thaves members. August Gutknecht family learned their son Fred died at a Tucson veterans hospital. funeral planned at Presbyterian church after his wife arrives. He left wife, parents, sisters Emma and Lena, brothers Wm, Chas of this place and Ed of LaPorte, Sask. Canada.
Mrs L G Gartner and family visit until September. Mr Gartner, chaplain in the C G C and stationed in northern Minnesota, drove down. family returns with him. Editors of Kossuth county ponder northern fishing trip. Miss Helen Payne visits Indian Day to cover news for the Des Moines Register. Other locals include Mrs Hansena Britch and family visiting Breckenridge and Minot relatives. Oscar Hisenmann recovers from spring assaults and farm robbery injuries.
The Sunday service in all Ghaist Scient ist churches centers on Mind as the Lesson Sermon subject with August 0 as the date. The Golden Text cites Philippians 2 18 and the sermon draws from Bible verses and Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy.
Reports sketchy notes on visits by Maurice Reynolds son of Chas Reynolds and Donald Lavin from Iron River, returning home with Chas Reynolds and others in Milwaukee and nearby. Residents say all are well and happy, with chatter about crops and business, while praising old ties and community connections.
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